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QveST [7]
3 years ago
9

What equation do I need to use?

Mathematics
1 answer:
goldenfox [79]3 years ago
6 0
To ease your problem, consider "L" as you x-axis
Then the coordinate become:
A(- 4 , 3)   and B(1 , 2) [you notice that just the y's changed]

This is a reflection problem.
Reflect point B across the river line "L" to get B', symmetric of B about L.
The coordinates of B'(1 , -1) [remember L is our new x-axis]
JOIN A to B' . AB' intersect L, say in H
We have to find the shortest way such  that AH + HB = shortest.
But HB = HB' (symmetry about L) , then I can write instead of 
AH + HB →→ AH + HB'. This is the shortest since the shortest distance between 2 points is the straight line and H is the point requiered 


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